Inaugural Ball Omitted Wilson Reception Debate Rages
The inaugural committee debates whether a public reception at the Capitol should be a government function under the joint congressional inaugural committee. Gov Wilson requests cancellation of the ball citing decorum and the president elect's dislikes. The resolution urges omitting the ball and supper, while a capitol reception would fall under the congressional committee.
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Crane
Massachusetts
Bacon
Georgia
Overman
North Carolina
McKinley
Mhers
Rugker
Missouri
Garrett
Tennessee
Wilson
General Committee
Joint Congressional Inaugural Committee
Congressional Committee
Gov Wilson
Gov Witson
Alao
Griggly Bear
Hamilton
O'R
William C Eustis
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
United States
Witaon
Capitol
George E. Hamilton
Wags
Or. Johneoh
Thoris-Nelson Page
Fort Hunter to Lead Inaugural Parade Horse
Fort Hunter, a 12 year old United States government horse, is slated to carry Gen. Leonard Wood in the inaugural parade along Pennsylvania Avenue before President-elect Wilson. The horse, a winner in the Canadian Derby and bred from Hurricane stock, is kept at Fort Myer and used by Wood daily.
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Leonard Wood
Army
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Wilson
Fort Hunter
United States
New York Breeding Bureau
Steven ‘Sanford
Hurricane Stud
Potomac
Fort Myer
Gen. Wood
Prart
SONS OF DARTMOUTH MEET AT ALUMNI DINNER IN WASHINGTON
Dartmouth Alumni Association of Washington hosted its thirty eleventh annual dinner at the Highlands. Ernest Fox Nichols spoke on college progress, with Frank S. Streeter and others also addressing attendees. Installed officers included Samuel R. Bond as president and Henry P. Blaine as secretary and treasurer.
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Dartmouth
Dartmouth Alumni Association of
Washington
the Highlands
Ernest Fox Nichols
Frank S. Streeter
Senator Burnham
E. J. Hartahorn
Arthur G. Weld
Samuel KR. Bond
Henry P. Blair
Samuel R. Bond
Henryb. Burnham
Samuel W McCall
Andfield & Hammond
Arthur C Merriam
F. G Walker
James Burton Reynolds
Richard K. Tyler
W. W. Eggleson
Edward F. Ruggles
Banjamin F. Adams
Maurice H. Avery
Mechlin
W. H. Woodman
W. L. Jame
Henry 0. Sandberg
Russell B. Patterson
Act of Congress
Tennessee
I. P C
Tate
Wis
Ensign Jukes in Hospital for Hearing Injury
Ensign Earl W. Jukes placed on the retired list for physical disability has been treated at the naval hospital in this city for an injury to his hearing suffered during target practice. He was appointed from Illinois and promoted to the rank of ensign on June 6 150.
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Jukes
Earl W. Jukes
Naval Hospital
Illinois
Preparations Open for Annual Convention of U S Chamber
More than 1,000 delegates gather in Washington as the Chamber of Commerce of the United States readies for its first annual convention at the New Willard. Directors adopt resolutions urging a permanent tariff board, Chinese independence, and rural credit, with a 58 member nominating committee to select new board members.
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China
Cooperative Rural Credit
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
New Willard
National Council of the Chamber
Board of Directors
Washington
Pearl of Directors
Seasion
Serival
Frederick Bode
Chicago
B. F. Kaufman
Des Moines
Albert J. Logan
Pittspeeks
Bias Michael
St. Louie
Tadig Nisson
New York
John P.truessdell
Rix
United Typothesae of America
Western Cigarbox Manufacturing Association of
Board Ofrade of
Wheeling
W. Va
Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
Business Men's Club
Waco
Tex
Essex County Associated Boards of Trade
Salem
Mass
Chasraber
District of Columbia
Hawaii
The
Philppines
Porto Rico
American Chamber of Commerce
Levant
Constantinople
Turkey
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
National Council
A S Caldwell
Memphis
Mississippi Delta
Garnett Andrews
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chattanooga Manufacturers’ Association
Frank Bateman
Greenlock
N. J
National Implement and Vehicle Association of
Chiago
W. M. McCormick
Baltimore
Geo. A Post
Railway Business Association
C. H. Prescott, Ide
Cleveland
National Wholesale Dealers’Association of
Rithard Schmidt
Philadelphia
United States Brewers’ Asociation of
J. H. Sehawach
Nat Founders’ Association of
E. C. Sutton
Buffalo
N. Y
National Association Ofces Cream Manufacturers
W. D. Wells
East Liverpool
Ohio
United States Potters’ Association
Boston
J. H. Bidnner
Grand Rapida
Mich
E. J Woffitt
Providence
R. I
Honolulu
Park Commission
Arthur (. Moses
Board of Trade
John Joy Basen
National Chimber
Commeres
Harry A. Wheeler
New
Willard
Taft
Farewell Dinner for Uncle Tee Cannon Ends Public Life
A farewell dinner honors former Speaker Cannon as he retires from public life after the defeat in the last congressional election. The informal gathering at his home drew lawmakers from the Senate and House, with Speaker Champ Clark in attendance. Representative A W Rucker delivered sentiments written for the occasion, praising Cannon as the last part of the, for which he was made.
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House
Tee” Cannon
Congress
Kare
Aimee
Henate
Onetess
Cannon
A. ‘W Rucker
Colorado
Subway Shoe Shop Opens in Young Men's Shop Display
The Subway Shoe Shop opens as a new department of the Young Men's Shop in Washington. The display spans F street with permanent stands featuring spring styles including English patterns, tan oxford types, patent leather pumps, and exclusive Steadfast and Korrect Shape shoes. Perimeter lighting enhances the new department for quick service and informed choices.
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Subway
Young Men’s Shop
Washington
Men’s Fur' Fishidgé
F Street
Thors
Orders Improve Electric Car Service in Washington Area
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered increased electric car service on lines run by Washington Railway and Electric Company and Capital Traction Company. Implemented a week from today, the changes affect Mount Pleasant, New Jersey Avenue, Georgetown, Lincoln Park, Columbia, North Capitol, East Washington, and Anacostia lines. Headways vary by segment with specific minute targets during peak hours.
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
Capital Traction Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
District Electric Railway Commission
Mount Pleasant New Jersey Avenue
Georgetown
Lincoln Park
Columbia
North Capitol
East Washington
Anacostia
Mount Pleasant
Georgetown Lne
Ninth
Property sales on Fourteenth EK Streets and more
A southwest corner Fourteenth EK Streets property remodeled for business sold for 50000 by Alice S Bankhead through Thomas J Fisher & Co. Purchaser not disclosed. Bromwell estate dean trustees sold 1147 Connecticut Avenue old Bromwell residence to Dr J Breckenridge Bayne. Senator Foraker residence transferred to Mrs Delos Blodgett of Grand Rapids Michigan who will occupy it immediately.
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Fourteenth and
Fourteenth and EK
Alice S Bankhead
Thomas J Fisher & Co
Bromwell
Nansuel' Maddox
Great Falls Rates Questioned in Rail Case
S T J Price on the Washington and Oil Dominion Railway testified before Examiner Edgar J. Smith that current rates are too low yet fair from commuters’ view. The commuters’ challenge to a fare increase was continued to next Monday January 27, with testimony and charts comparing rates and station prices.
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S. T J. Price
Washington and Oil Dominion Railway Company
Edgar J. Smith
Interstate Commerce Commission
William R. Emrert
Great Falls
Washington
Garden Annual in The Post Sunday issue
The Post announces its Garden Annual, a major feature of the year. The semi monthly magazine section is devoted to this indispensable issue with expert contributions. Copies are limited and readers are urged to order Sunday Post service now to ensure delivery.
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the Post
Post
Meeting on Lincoln Memorial War Memorial in Armory
A specially called meeting at the National Rifles Armory this evening at 8 o clock discusses the proposed war to Gettysburg and the memorial to Abraham Lincoln Speakers of national prominence will address the meeting.
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Gettysburg
Abraham Linde
National Rifles
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James 3. Martins
New Jersey
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Gorgip
Foss
Wizon
Wood and Fort Hunter
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Reenen
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Silversmiths
Fifth Avenue and
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National Hotel
Sixth Street
Winter Garden
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Schubert
Joseph Hall Chase
Wreather
St. Bet
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12Th St
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HK. Dawley, Jr
United States Trust Co
15Th and
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SauNions
Georges
Georges & Son, Inc
Serasy Tr
Hollow
Uta
John F Crowley
the Sunday Post
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PF. C. Knox
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Moodey
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Prohibition Party
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Searle
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D Fletcher
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A McSwain
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Sheffer
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Emil Seidel
Socialist Party
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Hugo Geint
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Outlaw
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First Street Southeast
Washington Post Company
Washington D C
Washington Gaslight Company
Washington, D C
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Neos
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Fifteenth Street
City of
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James F Hoop
US Trust
Pennsytonia Avenue
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Ballentine
Newark
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